Tyrrell Hatton issues warning to golf fans after rowdy Ryder Cup abuse

Tyrrell Hatton issues warning to golf fans after rowdy Ryder Cup abuse

In the wake of a tense Ryder Cup marred by crowd misconduct, Tyrrell Hatton has stepped forward with a warning to golf fans: don’t stoop to abuse. After European players faced harsh taunts and even insults directed at families, Hatton urged supporters to maintain respectful behavior rather than trying to influence the match by intimidation.
In this video, we’ll cover:

What Hatton said and why he spoke out

Examples of abuse during the Ryder Cup at Bethpage
Comparisons he made between crowd conduct in the U.S. vs in Rome

What this could mean for future tournaments like the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor

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Team Europe hero TL Hatton has urged fans not to seek revenge at the next Ryder Cup following the abuse aimed at his teammates. Tier Hatton has urged Team Europe supporters not to seek revenge for the vile treatment dished out to Europe’s Ryder Cup stars when the Americans make their next visit. The PGA of America was compelled to issue an apology after shocking verbal assault from US spectators at Beth Page left Europe’s players with a sour taste following their campaign. However, Hatton, who remained undefeated for a second consecutive Rder Cup as Europe clinched the trophy with a dramatic 15-13 triumph, doesn’t want supporters at Otter Manor in 2027 to target the American squad in similar fashion. If it was my choice, and obviously what I say isn’t really going to affect how people behave, I don’t really think that the insults are the way forward, said Hatton, who secured the crucial halfpoint that sealed victory in Sunday singles matches. To be honest, I think some guys on the team had it a lot worse than others. For me personally, there were a lot of insults, maybe around height or hairline or weight, some of which I pretty much say to myself anyway. So, it wasn’t like anything new, but I would much prefer it to be a respectful atmosphere. You let the guys play and the best team wins rather than trying to affect the outcome by trying to put off players or things like that. I don’t think it will be as hostile as maybe as it was last week. I’d like to think that it will be very respectful. Rory Mroy and his American wife Erica were subjected to vile chance with the PGA of America’s chief executive Derek Sprag planning to personally apologize. I can’t wait to reach out to Rory and Erica and really quite frankly the entire European team. Sprag stated, “The whole European team should not have been subjected to that.